UDO Super Gemini — Owner’s Manual
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Arpeggiator Mode
When you turn on the arpeggiator and play a chord, the arpeggiator will
generate an arpeggio based on its settings and the notes you hold. There
are many ways to change the way the currently held chord is arpeggiated.
ON: Press this button to turn the arpeggiator on or off. When the LED of
this button is lit, the arpeggiator is active, unless
MODE
is set to
SEQ
, in
which case sequencer mode is selected.
RANGE:
In arpeggiator mode, this button allows you to choose from four
different octave settings:
• 1:
The notes you actually hold on the keyboard will be arpeggiated.
• 2:
The notes you actually hold on the keyboard and the corresponding
notes in the octave above will be arpeggiated.
• 3:
The notes you actually hold on the keyboard and the corresponding
notes in the two octaves above will be arpeggiated.
• 4:
The notes you actually hold on the keyboard and the corresponding
notes in the three octaves above will be arpeggiated.
MODE: This button allows you to choose from five different playback
modes:
• UP:
The arpeggio moves from the lowest note to the highest note.
• DOWN:
The arpeggio moves from the highest note to the lowest note.
• U&D:
The arpeggio moves from the lowest note to the highest note
and back to the lowest note.
• RANDOM:
All held notes will be arpeggiated in random order.
• SEQ:
With this option selected, sequencer mode is enabled. For more
details on the sequencer see pages 94-97.
If you change playback modes while the arpeggiator is on,
sequencer mode will be skipped, allowing you to smoothly cycle
through the four arpeggiator playback modes without interruptions.
If you activate the hold function of one of the layers while the
arpeggiator is switched on, the arpeggio of the respective layer will
continue to play without you having to hold down a key. As soon
as you release all keys and play a new chord, a new arpeggio is
generated.
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